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Pkizzle needs to stop wasting time.
How I did it: By making flossing a part of my nightly routine, I was able to make sure that it happened every night. I wouldn't let myself skip a single night, and if I had forgotten and was already in bed, I would force myself to get up and floss. Now, I went from not even knowing how to use floss, to being able to do it in less than thirty seconds! :D Read how I did it…
Roxy43 is changing diapers, feeding, burping, repeating
How I did it: I've struggled to floss consistently for years. My dental hygienist would just laugh at me for coming back time after time and saying I flossed 2-5 times a week. I would just skip it if I was tired or traveling or just feeling lazy. So this time, I put my floss closer to the sink than my toothbrush. I tracked every day whether or not I flossed, keeping it on my mind. It took me four months of trying before I flossed every day for a month. Read how I did it…
mackenziemackenzie is relaxing
How I did it: I just kept repeating "you only floss the ones you want to keep". pretty soon Iw as in a routine where every single night I flossed. If I missed it for some reason (being in a youth hostel far from the bathroom, etc) then I did it in the morning. My teeth feel better and there's even some peace of mind attached! Read how I did it…
How I did it: Every night since I had my teeth cleaned I made myself floss. Some nights I was tired and thought "it will be ok if I skip one night.." - but I didn't let myself. Ultimately I flossed every night because I had done so every night since my dental cleaning and I didn't want to break the streak! Read how I did it…
How I did it: When my domestic servant is coming home (just an hour a day, after my breakfast) I do it.I spend lost time with that good habit.Just do it....................... Read how I did it…
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